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   by atmavatar 4y ago

   Is the question really that partisan? I think most of us take it for granted that organizations will do some basic vetting of those who will be representing them in public. I too find it strange the Republican party has largely been given
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   by atmavatar 4y ago

   I disagree. Sometimes the best thing you can do for your chosen side is to act as a check on its most fringe elements.
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   by atmavatar 4y ago

   When estimates come from the person/team doing the work, I might agree with you. The crux of "imposing estimates" is that said estimate is coming from a third party that has nothing to do with the work. Most often, it's
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   by atmavatar 4y ago

   If you want to catch a MLB game ball, you have to a) attend a game, b) pay attention to every ball hit, c) practice actually catching a ball, and (for some) bring a glove. If you're particularly savvy, you can even purchase tickets fo
5. 575.▲
   by atmavatar 4y ago

   > and what I consider descent coffee I have good news! All coffee descends as you pour it :)
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   by atmavatar 4y ago

   Before China soundly disproved it with their great firewall, one of the early assumptions about the internet was that it would naturally route around censorship. This would allow for people in less free societies to read about and interact
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   by atmavatar 4y ago

   Whenever you have hungry people, you can always get your Soylent fresh.